Services — Recycle Archaeology

CIfA is the leading professional body representing archaeologists working in the UK and overseas. They promote high professional standards and strong ethics in archaeological practice, to maximise the benefits that archaeologists bring to society. They are the authoritative and effective voice for archaeologists, bringing recognition and respect to our profession.
Kingston University is located within the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, in South West London, England.
We would like to thank Kingston University for their support in as partner in Recycle Archaeology projects.
Kingston Heritage Service is part of Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames Council. They operate across two sites: Kingston Museum and Kingston History Centre, as well as in borough wide partnership projects.
We would like to thank the Kingston Heritage Service for their partnership in Recycle Archaeology projects

The Community Brain uses the widest range of the arts, local history, social enterprise and community-led regeneration in order to give places renewed importance and pride. They help people to imagine and command their own story – instead of following those written for them by others.
We would like to thank The Community Brain for all of their support and guidance, we look forward to further collaboration, sharing and projects to come.
Situated at the heart of Surbiton, The Lamb is a family-run pub. Liz and Adam took it over nearly a decade ago and it has since become a pillar of the local community.
We would like to thank Liz and Adam for all their kindness and support.

We would like to thank St. Johns Church of England Primary School & Nursery for their partnership in Recycle Archaeology projects. Thank you!
We would like to thank St. Mary's Long Ditton Church of England Primary School for their partnership in Recycle Archaeology projects. Thank you!

Fulham Archaeological Rescue Group

Pete Knowles

Chartered Institute of Archaeologists